Yacht on rocks

Jelly Baby from the Royal Cork Yacht Club on the rocks at the entrance to Cork Harbour. Pic - Afloat

Racing yacht washed onto rocks in Cork Harbour

24/10/2021

A top racing yacht from the Royal Cork Yacht Club was washed onto the rocks in Cork Harbour, Ireland, after a Mayday emergency incident on the final day of racing in the Club’s Autumn League.

All crew are reported safe.

For the full story, see: https://www.afloat.ie/port-news/cork-harbour-news/item/52370-yacht-jelly-baby-goes-on-the-rocks-in-cork-harbour-as-racing-abandoned-at-royal-cork

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